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It was the seventh send off and arriving for this Falcon 9 rocket.

SpaceX sent off a telecom satellite to circle and handled a rocket on a boat adrift early Thursday (Nov. 3).

A Falcon 9 rocket carting Eutelsat's Hotbird 13G satellite lifted away from Florida's Cape Canaveral Space Power Station Thursday at 1:22 a.m. EDT (0522 GMT).

The Falcon 9's most memorable stage got back to Earth somewhat less than nine minutes after the fact, landing as moved toward SpaceX's Simply Perused the Directions droneship, which was positioned in the Atlantic Sea.

It was the seventh send off and arriving for this specific first stage.

"The Hawk 9 first stage sponsor supporting this mission recently sent off CRS-22, Group 3, Turksat 5B, Team 4, CRS-25, and one Starlink mission," SpaceX wrote in a prelaunch mission description(opens in new tab). (Team 3 and Group 4 were space traveler missions to the Worldwide Space Station, and CRS-22 and CRS-25 were uncrewed freight trips to the circling lab.)

Hotbird 13G, in the interim, continued to fly on the Falcon 9's upper stage, which conveyed the satellite into geosynchronous exchange circle exactly on time, around 36 minutes after takeoff.

Hotbird 13G was worked via Airbus Guard and Space and will be worked by the France-based telecom organization Eutelsat. The satellite will ultimately settle in geostationary circle, around 22,300 miles (35,900 kilometers) over our planet.

Hotbird 13G will join its twin, Hotbird 13F, which sent off to that fix of inestimable land on board a Falcon 9 last month. The two shuttle will supplant three existing Hotbird satellites, taking on a considerable amount of liability.

The Hotbird satellite family "structures one of the biggest telecom frameworks in Europe, conveying 1,000 TV slots to in excess of 160 million television homes in Europe, North Africa and the Center East," Eutelsat delegates wrote(opens in new tab).

The Hotbird 13G send off was the second that SpaceX directed from Florida's Space Coast over an around two-day range. On Tuesday (Nov. 1), Elon Musk's organization sent off the USSF-44 mission for the U.S. Space Power from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

USSF-44 utilized a Falcon Weighty rocket, the most impressive launcher flying today. The mission was only the fourth ever for the Bird of prey Weighty and its first since June 2019.

Manager's note: This story was refreshed at 2 a.m. EDT on Nov. 3 with fresh insight about fruitful send off, rocket landing and satellite convey.

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On Saturday, October 15 at 1:05 a.m. ET, Falcon 9 launched the Eutelsat HOTBIRD 13F mission to a geosynchronous transfer orbit from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

This was the third launch and landing of this booster, which previously supported the launch of CRS-24 and one Starlink mission.